Im not an electrical guru or even grunt for that matter. I get my hands dirty from time to time on pure luck and what i can find to read when doing stuff.
Has anyone thought about just using an LCD from an actual Laptop? I was thinking that it would seem to be easier and already in a small form factor.
Thoughts on how it could be done? Usually they are already wired with a connector to piece into a Motherboard on the laptop.
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bassmasta's xbox 360 laptop worklog (updated 6/2)
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Re: bassmasta's xbox 360 laptop worklog (updated 6/2)
Foxx373 wrote:Dont try. Its not impossible, just really difficult. Really REALLY difficult. Unless you know a lot about encoders, bit registers, multiplexers, shift registers, ADC, and how to fabricate really NICE looking circuit boards, just forget about it. You are better of just getting a composite LCD screen that was designed to hook up to a console. There are 2.5" LCD screens that are built into controllers, try and find one.
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Re: bassmasta's xbox 360 laptop worklog (updated 6/2)
or just an LVDS encoder for whatever particular piece of glass you have. they pop up on ebay from time to time. about 100-200$bassmasta wrote:Foxx373 wrote:Dont try. Its not impossible, just really difficult. Really REALLY difficult. Unless you know a lot about encoders, bit registers, multiplexers, shift registers, ADC, and how to fabricate really NICE looking circuit boards, just forget about it. You are better of just getting a composite LCD screen that was designed to hook up to a console. There are 2.5" LCD screens that are built into controllers, try and find one.
Re: bassmasta's xbox 360 laptop worklog (updated 6/2)
I WILL finish this sometime! just having problems with desoldering. GAH!!
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Re: bassmasta's xbox 360 laptop worklog (updated 6/2)
desoldering what?
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Re: bassmasta's xbox 360 laptop worklog (updated 6/2)
The various pieces off the motherboard.
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humakabula1
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Re: bassmasta's xbox 360 laptop worklog (updated 6/2)
Ive been there! 
Took a while.
What soldering iron are you using?
Took a while.
What soldering iron are you using?
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